Directly connected to Namba Station! Packed with fashion, cosmetics, and cuisine. Namba City is the shopping center where Japan's newest trends are avaiable.

• Shops Open : 10:00 to 21:00
  Restaurants Open : 11:00 to 22:00
  (Some restaurants excluded)
• Irregular closing days
• Connected to Nankai Namba Station

A shopping center located right next to Nankai Namba station. There are many tax-free shops, and you can enjoy shopping and eating for the whole day.

• Shopping Mall Open : 11:00 to 21:00
  Restaurant Arcade Open : 11:00 to 23:00
  (Some restaurants excluded)
• Irregular closing days
• Connected to Nankai Namba Station

When it comes to Osaka,this is the place!

This is the place introduced in many guide books as "The Osaka". You should take pictures here when you come here. There are many restaurants famous for their Osaka foods around here. You can enjoy eating and shopping here.

Fresh foods are gathered here!!

Kuromon Ichiba is the market street loved by the locals. There are about 180shops shops with fish...restaurants, all of them bustling with people.

• Approx. 10-min walk from Nankai Namba Station

Do you wanna be an Otaku as well?

Nippombashi is called "denden-town" known as an electric town.If you want to buy electrical products, you must come here. Recently Nippombashi became the mecca for "otaku culture" and many people visit to experience new culture.

Famous Japanese Electrical Appliance Store & Drug Store
Not only the cameras and home appliances, but a wide variety of goods are available!

• 2-10-1 Sennichimae, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka
• 10:00 to 21:00
  Open without holiday
• Web Sitehttp://www.biccamera.co.jp.e.lj.hp.transer.com/shoplist/shop-013.html

“Sakai's knife” is one of the best craft in the world. This museum exhibits various types of knives. Not only that, it is sold as a souvenir for visitors.

• Address : 1-1-30 Zaimokucho-nishi, Sakai-ku, Sakai, Osaka
• Access : 15min. On foot from Sakai station
• Open hours : 10:00 to 17:00
• Closed on New Year holidays (No fixed day off)

This is a culture and tourist facility that shows visitors the charm of the history and culture of Sakai, using the life and times of Sen-no-Rikyu, the legendary tea ceremony master, and Akiko Yosano, a feminist author and poet and a pioneer of modern Japanese literature, both of whom were born in Sakai. In the tea house, visitors can experience an actual tea ceremony.

• Address : 2-1-1 Shukuincho-nishi, Sakai-ku, Sakai, Osaka
• Open : 9:00 to 18:00 (doors open till 17:30)
• Fee : Adults 300yen / High school students 200yen / Junior High and younger 100yen
• Tourist Information Room is free and open all year round
• Closed : 3rd Tuesday of each month
• Approx. 10-min walk from 'Sakai Station'

Here you will find simple sweet treats of soft rice cake enveloping the finest-selected adzuki bean paste.

• Address : 4-1-27 Shorinjicho-nishi, Sakai-ku, Sakai, Osaka
• Open : 9:00 to 18:00
• Closed : 2nd and 3rd Tuesday of each month
• Approx. 10-min walk from 'Sakai Station'

"Kurumi-mochi" got its name from the way the mochi is eaten wrapped ("kurumu").

• Address : 1-2-1 Shinzaikecho-higashi, Sakai-ku, Sakai, Osaka
• Open : 10:00 to 17:00
• Closed : Tuesdays and Wednesdays
• Get off the bus from 'Sakai Station' at 'Terajicho'

This 26,000m2 hill-and-pond, wandering-style Japanese Garden was built inside Daisen Park to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the incorporation of Sakai City. It comprises three scenes with the Togendai plateau on the south side, and the Ishizukei river meandering from south to north, with low-lying land on the north side. The seasonal beauty of its flowers and greenery can be enjoyed throughout the year.

• Address : Daisen Nakamachi,Sakaiku, Sakai, Osaka (in Daisen Park)
• Access : 25min. On foot from Mikunigaoka station
• Open : March to November; 9:00 to 17:00 (gates close at 16:30)
  December to February, 9:30 to 16:30 (gates close at 16:00)
• Fee : Adults 200yen; Children 100yen
• Closed : Mondays
• Get off the bus from 'Sakai-higashi Station' at 'Daisencho'

This is a tea house where visitors can comfortably enjoy the tea ceremony while sitting in chairs (ryurei-style). This tea-ceremony house was built by the mastercraftsman, Ogi Rodo, is a registered tangible cultural property and was formerly situated in Tokyo Shiba Park, but was later donated by the Fukuske Corporation and rebuilt in its present location in 1980.

• Address : 2 Mozu-sekiuncho, Sakai-ku, Sakai, Osaka
• Open : 10:00 to 16:00
• Closed : Mondays
  *Closed the next day when Monday is a national holiday.
• Approx. 15-min walk from 'Mikunigaoka Station'

This is one of the three largest tombs in the world next to the pyramid of Khufu and the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor. It is the largest key-hole-shaped tomb in Japan at 486 meters in length and it is said to be constructed around the 5th century.

• Address : Daisencho, Sakai-ku, Sakai, Osaka
• Approx. 10-min walk from 'Mikunigaoka Station'

The “Hachijin no Niwa” in the castle is a garden that was inspired by the “eightfold battlecamp formation” of Zhuge Liang (Kongming), a hero who appears in the Records of the Three Kingdoms, a Chinese historical text. The view from the castle towe is also spectacular.

• Address : 9-1 Kishiki-cho, Kishiwada, Osaka
• Access : 7min. on foot from Takozizo station
• Open hours : 10:00 to 17:00 (Entrance is available until 16:00)
• Closed on Monday (Open if Monday is a holiday or during the castle festival period (April 1-15)
  End of year and New Year's (December 29-January 3)

Danjiri is the famous festival among Southern Osaka.
At Danjiri Kaikan, you can learn about the festival, and experience the musical instrument used in the festival.

• Address : 11-23, Hommachi, Kishiwada, Osaka
• Access : 7min. On foot from Takojizo station
• Open hours : 10:00 to 17:00 (Entrance is available until 16:00)
• Entry fee : Adults 600Yen, Middle school or under 300Yen
• Closed : Monday (Open if Monday is a holiday)
  12/29-1/3

• Address : 7 Oogi, Izumisano, Osaka
• Access : Get off at Izumisano station, take Nankai Bus to “Inunakiyama” bus stop(about 30minutes).
  *Additional fee is needed for bus.
• Open hours : 11:00 to 21:00 (Reception is until 20:00)
• Bath fee : Adults 800 Yen, Minors 400 Yen
• Closed : Two days a year (not fixed)

• Address : 2236 Oogi, Izumisano, Osaka
• Access : Get off at Izumisano station, take Nankai Bus to “Inunakiyama” bus stop(about 30minutes).
  *Additional fee is needed for bus.
• Open hours : 11:00 to 21:00 (Reception is until 20:00)
• Bath fee : Adults 950 Yen, Minors 470 Yen
• Closed : Open all days

• Address : 2238 Oogi, Izumisano, Osaka
• Access : Get off at Izumisano station, take Nankai Bus to “Inunakiyama” bus stop(about 30minutes).
• Open hours : 9:00 to 17:00 (Sunday and holiday: until 18:00)
• Bath fee : Adults 900 Yen, Minors 500 Yen
• Closed : Wednesday

• Address : 2234 Oogi, Izumisano, Osaka
• Access : Get off at Izumisano station, take Nankai Bus to “Inunakiyama” bus stop(about 30minutes).
  *Additional fee is needed for bus.
• Open hours : 10:00 to 18:00 (Reception is until 17:30)
• Bath fee : Adults 775 Yen, Minors 300 Yen
• Closed : Open all days

Located across from Kansai International Airport, this is one of the largest outlet malls in Western Japan. There are approximately 210 stores, including brand-name stores popular inside Japan and overseas, along with cafes and restaurants. This Outlet is modeled after an American harbor town, and visitors can enjoy as much shopping as they wish in the resort-like atmosphere.

• Address : 3-28 Rinkuorai-minami, Izumisano, Osaka
• Open : 10:00 to 20:00
  *Subject to change throughout the year
• Closed : Once per year on 3rd Thursday of February
• 6-min walk from 'Rinku Town Station'

Enjoy the best conger eel, Izumi-dako boiled octopus and sea bream! Held every Sunday at Tajiri Harbor.

• Address : 1 Rinkuport-kita, Tajiri-cho, Sennan-gun, Osaka
• Open : 7:00 to 12:00
  *Subject to close in inclement weather.
• Approximately 10-min walk from 'Yoshimi-no-sato Station'

They possess sake brewing techniques developed in Kawachinagano since the Muromachi Period. Amanosake, long-loved as select sake, has a rich, deep flavor that even charmed Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

• Address : 12-18 Nagano-cho, Kawachinagano, Osaka
• Open : 9:00 to 17:00 (Mon-Fri)
  10:00 to 17:00 (Sat, Sun, Holidays)
• Approx. 5-min walk from 'Kawachinagano Station'

The only place in Osaka offering spectaclar sights of rimes on trees. This place is also recommended for beginner mountain climbers as there is also a ropeway.

• Access: Get off at Kawachinagano station, and take Nankai Bus to “Kongo Tozanguchi” or “Kongozan Ropeway-mae” (approx. 1hr 40min. on foot to the summit)
  *Bus fare is separately charged

The rare, Japanese architecture is a nationally designated tangible cultral property that offers accommodation with hot spring baths. The warm and comfortable guestrooms allow visitors to ease and enjoy a moment of relaxation.

• Address : 158 Amami, Kawachinagano, Osaka
• Access : 2min. on foot from Amami station